Labour's North Cornwall candidate, Peter Watson, is quitting after a long illness. He will be replaced by local party member Janet Hulme, who now has little over three weeks to get her campaign in gear.
In 2005 the Labour vote was worth 11.9% of the total. I spy a huge grin on the face of Liberal Democrat Dan Rogerson.
North Cornwall seems to be rather accident prone. UKIP was also forced to make a late candidate change there, and the BNP threw in the towel completely.
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